ugh, it usually corrects that problem. Hmm, the only thing I can think of is if you’re on a MacBook Pro and it’s not seeing itself “plugged in” - at which point it switches to the Intel Graphics card, which would definitely cause what you’re seeing.
This error means you are trying to run a 64 bit client on a 32 bit wine. You need to either switch your client to 32 bit or switch your wine to wine-4.15-Staging-whinehq-binary-207
Start launcher
Click on EVE launcher in the apple menu at the top of the screen
Select preferences.
Make sure Run clients with 64 bit is ticked.
Make sure wine version is set to latest or wine-4.15-Staging-whinehq-binary-207
Click ok
“Make sure wine version is set to latest or wine-4.15-Staging-whinehq-binary-207”
On the WineHQ page, the Wine Staging (32 + 64-bit) comes in 4.16. I presume that’s correct. But for those who are unfamiliar with this process, can you break it down further? I don’t see anywhere in the launcher where you can choose what version of Wine you should be running or where to select that.
I see a directory called QtWineExtras when I search the Mac.
Additionally, Wine Staging 4.16 won’t install unless you install XQuartz 2.7.7 or higher. This seems like an oversight for us Mac users. Shouldn’t CCP be more supportive and provide better documentation or at least a message on the installer for those having this issue?
Open the eve launcher on your mac. In the top left corner of you mac screen you see you Apple symbol and right next to it click where it says Eve Launcher. Select Preferences. A window will open up with all sorts of options. You can enable the 64 bit client here. You can also select the Wine version. This will solve your issue.